Theme Week: Songs of the Stones by Katie-Jane Wright
Where the earth hums and the crystals sing. 💎🌿
Thoughts: This isn’t your average “list of crystals and what they’re good for” book — it’s an invitation to meet stones where they live. Katie-Jane Wright blends geology, folklore, and spirituality into something that feels both grounded and transcendent. Each stone is presented in its natural landscape, with legends, meditations, and those gorgeous golden light activation codes that turn contemplation into something almost sacred.
I loved that the focus isn’t just on familiar gemstones — there are sacred standing stones, local minerals, even sea coal and red rock. It’s very much about connection: to place, to heritage, and to the quiet hum of the earth beneath your feet. The rituals are simple but potent, and the photography alone makes it a coffee-table-worthy piece.
It’s the kind of book that encourages slowing down — not rushing through a crystal glossary, but sitting with a stone until it speaks.
Vibe Check: 🌍 Colour Palette: Moss green, sandstone, and gold shimmer 🎶 Soundtrack: Wind through stone circles, soft drums, distant waves 🌾 Season: Late summer to early autumn — still warmth, long shadows 🕯️ Mood: Reverent, connected, and quietly luminous 🌸 Scent: Rain-soaked earth and wild herbs